. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> finn: something wrong? >> steffy: i'm just, uh, looking for the mistletoe. >> finn: hmm. don't need mistletoe to kiss my super hot wife. ♪♪ ah, you did an amazing job with the decorations. >> steffy: thanks. you don't think it's a tiny bit too much? >> finn: well, the kids like it, right? >> steffy: oh, absolutely. >> finn: well, then that's all that matters. >> steffy: it was so cute watching kelly help her little brother put

i'm the one who brought her back into your life. >> steffy: none of this is your fault, finn. >> finn: look, i-- i vowed to protect you and the kids. our family. and instead, i put you at risk. sheila was in this restaurant. you two were face-to-face. >> steffy: all this time, we thought she was dead. sheila's alive. ♪♪♪ >> steffy: mom, i feel bad. oh, my-- oh, my gosh. i am so sorry. i-- >> sheila: no, no, no, no. >> steffy: no, let me just see. i just wanna check. i feel terrible. i'm so sor--

no, the finns can change their mind and have to return the money so that it is ready within two days,. unfortunately, there is nothing more i can do to pick up and leave. i'm sure there is something else come up with. only without stupidity is good. let you down. okay. it's you great. security security well, listen, i need you to urgently contact the colonel with a metanic from the gub and tell him that i need to meet with him urgently. okay, i will now. i'll be back, i 'll be back. what happened it's possible that she wants to kidnap our boy and take him abroad for organs. sasha, they are chained, lord, yes, what are you saying, this is not nanatievna. so, it's necessary to turn off the police. i 'll take care of everything myself. and that's what eugene semyonovna do this, that means this. well, what do you want from me? i've already been suspended from this case. i now have other concerns, the day after tomorrow there will be a trial by a judge appointed, azotova zotova i sympathize with arnold decided to change. after your removal, he has nothing to be afraid of and you are left a

some old favorites are like capture the right, native son, huckleberry finn.also a bunch of these books are brought, you want to hear from ruby bridges, whose book ruby bridges for school, the target of censorship moves aside by toni morrison, a nobel prize-winning author. a kids book about racism targeted for censorship. a book called their love. the infamous antiracist baby book. little legends, exceptional men in black history and little dreamers, visionary women around the world so these are the most common books targeted right now. obviously a legitimate subject for parents and school boards to discover which of the best and age-appropriate curricular choices for different age groups and grades. it's what educators who do investment includes families, parents and experts in the decision-making process across the country but the normal selection process is different from whipping people up into a moral panic over the use of this or that word or passage in a book and then demanding removal from school library. fashion and censorship pages, books were censor

-- piercece brosnan ststar of "badad sisters," writ and actresess, sharon horgan music from craig finnhe uptown conontrollers featuring the 8g band with elena bonomo ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. [ cheers and applause this is "late night. we hope you're doing well tonight. now, if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news president biden was interviewed last night by cnn anchor jake tapper. and not, as he was expecting, walter cronkite. [ light laughter ] "you must be the new kid, huh? president biden said in a new interview he doesn't think that russian president vladimir putin will actually use nuclear weapons, though i don't think it was a good idea to add - [ imitating chicken [ laughter ] in the same interview, president biden said he doesn't expect the u.s. economy to enter a recession. but added, if there is one, it will be, "very slight. you can watch the entire clip in [ laughter ] buckingham palace announced yesterday that king charles' coronation will take place next year and said that the event will be, "rooted in

>> finn: i'm-- i'm all right. >> steffy: mm-hm. >> finn: it's a lot to process, knowing that sheila's alive, but i'm going to do whatever it takes to protect the people i love. >> steffy: i know. >> finn: sheila won't be free much longer. she made a big mistake. she should've stayed undercover or left town immediately after escaping prison. >> hope: oh, sorry to interrupt. um. did you ever hear what happened with our parents or? >> steffy: no. i'm guessing you haven't either? >> hope: nothing. >> steffy: i'm dying to know

but, like, in the best way. >> finn: wait, and you're not disappointed?ou've been pushing so hard to get your parents back together. >> steffy: well, i've always wanted my mom to be happy, but i thought, you know, some of her happiness would be, with my father. but to see my mother and brooke put their differences aside, and choose themselves over a man? the happiness was there. and it was really powerful, and, inspiring. i'm so proud of my mom.

. >> finn: but nothing's adding up. >> deacon: what's not adding up?f baker closed the case, her official death certificate said mauled by a bear. >> finn: think about it. it's way too convenient. >> steffy: sheila's wanted for double attempted murder and then she just winds up dead? and the only thing they find is her toe. >> deacon: hope told me that they found a bunch of other stuff up there, too, though. >> finn: yeah, but not enough. and there should have been more blood. there-- there's a lot that doesn't make any sense. >> deacon: so you guys are serious. you-- you really think she's still alive? >> steffy: we're certain of it. ♪♪

listen, when these finns take sasha away. well, i heard about a couple of weeks later.o, it takes time. that's what you talk to them, tell them everything as it is, but not animals should understand. ok, i'll try. so, it was a little earlier or a little later, because almost two years had passed. have a seat. thank you, i'll stand, well, as you wish. alexander vasilyevich, what is your father, my father called, called, because he called. well, well, what did you decide? take me back for me. well, of course, i’ll take the employees i desperately need in our archive, for example, a complete mess since i was a lieutenant, nothing can be found. so what are you asking me to do? i have no other vacancies for you. so, i'm signing the order. but he decides, i have a lot to do. subscribe well, what the hell is an investigative experiment, the order for your removal has not yet been did not cancel. you you sit quieter than the water below the grass. and you are engaged in amateur performances, your mother fly. you can see for yourself what the schedule is. now we have chernikov w

ashley strohmier, kevin corke, matt finn, jason rance. topic, jennifer lawrence and female action heroes. she says prior to katniss and the hunger games, there were no female heroes. i've got news for uma thurmon. linda hamilton. matt finn's got some research in here. >> my mind went to angelina jolie in tomb raider and princess leia in "star wars." >> kevin corke, female hero? can you change that up a little bit? >> i loved salt. i thought that was great. i would also add foxy brown! when on. pam grier, baby! >> really? nicely done. jason rance, new kid on the block. female hero. there's a bunch of them, right? >> i did see her as a trail blazer although i thought she was the first female lead in the second hunger games. i didn't actually see the first one. so i'm just -- at this point, i'm hoping she'll step up and finally lead a movie as a comedic actress. we've yet to see a female comedic film. i do think that it's kind of next on her list. >> trace: ashley strohmier? come on, it's one of those things, it's got to be, by the way, befo

these military finnish on this with the germans who caused huge losses with a huge ratio for every finnilled there, it was necessary to buy the dead muscovites and a huge and and in order to win this war as it was possible do the finns and three and we already have the 281st yes-yes-yes well, colonel kari actually ends his wish glory to ukraine and says and that's what i also think and i also wish that the ukrainians also get this line, this front is the line of the front of the free of western civilization. these are the wishes from the finnish intelligence colonel. well, i also want to say that today is a different date, today is the first of december, the all-ukrainian referendum in which 84% of ukrainians took part, and ukrainians participated and voted for what they confirm if the act the declaration of independence of ukraine, of course, our referendum was to be held when there was already an act of uh, it was logical. it was absolutely logical, because we remind you that ukraine was not supported uh, they did not recognize ukrainian independence itself , it was almost a year old,

an honorary resident of the city of turku, pava nurme, he is also called the flying finn. this is one of the most famous athletes in finland, a multiple -time olympic champion marathon runner who has run more than one hundred kilometers in his life. and as you can see, in the end, according to the norm, he reached the point that he bronzed. for some reason, an outstanding finnish runner was sculpted almost naked residents, turku blush pava nurme with a fig leaf instead of a sports uniform. i never ran, just like that a local sculptor saw him. he, apparently, often went to school and, most likely, not only there, a stone's throw from this educational institution, there is a bank that used to be cashed and credited. now broker dealers, analysts and other banking employees also drink. everyone is equal in front of the almighty slightly imposing bartenders. work with clients in this bank goes on, or rather, flows according to its own rules everyone should know them. we do not accept deposits from individuals according to local laws, it is forbidden to come to bars with your ow

matt finn and bill melugin.some of the liberal media has shown up in the last couple days or so and pointing out the huge numbers coming across and causing problems in the cities along the border and the challenges at shelters. a lawyer for the aclu took a shot of republicans for their claims of chaos at the border. >> i think people are overstating what is happening at the border. if you close the border for so long, of course there will be a temporary influx of people. but ultimately it will even out. the federal government has more than enough resources to deal with this. >> molly: this blows my mind. it is asking people to not believe what they are seeing. there is clearly a problem, a massive challenge down there. >> aclu, he is a liar. anyone who goes to the border and sees footage from the border knows it is an uncontrollable crisis and should be addressed. the come on and gas light the american people saying there is nothing to see, we'll let as many people in as possible not a real issue. he is a liar.

in 1917 the bolsheviks they gave the finns independence, then the finns refused to take into accounty interests of the ussr and we had to move the border away from leningrad is being written a lot now. e in our press that the modern special operation reminds many of the earthly war. actually. that is, there is a lot of analogy here, a lot of analogy. e. well, i think you can say that, e, because although i think it needs to be discussed, maybe more specifically. well, even, of course, in the thirty- ninth year in finland it was completely different, that is, finland was really aggressive nationalist and stalin e, then a decision was made on e, the same can be said e special operation against finland hitler supported and they, in turn, then took part in the blockade of leningrad after the defeat of germany, finland was forced to become a neutral country in that this is a great lesson for us. it was a huge lesson for us, because after that we became a completely different nation. and after the war, we decided to, uh, absolutely, uh, start everything from scratch. and after that, i thin

matt finn is live with the latest on that. >> good evening. from the start moscow police said they think the student murders were targeted but then in an interview earlier this week, the county prosecutor questioned whether police should be using the term targeted. >> it seems like there were targeted has had different understandings for different people who are listening and perhaps isn't the best word to use. >> that line goes against what police have said today to about the nature of the university of idaho murders and because the public and students and family to question the investigation. well, yesterday moscow police responded, adding to the confusion, rating and part "this was a miscommunication. detectives do not currently know if the residence or any occupants were specifically targeted but continue to investigate." today police reversed course once again, saying that they do believe this was a targeted attack. the father of the victim kaylee gonzalez tells fox news it creates more questions than answers. >> i don't like it. these st

. >> finn: yeah. so, it's official, we have the house to ourselves tonight? >> steffy: yes, we do.ith liam, hayes is spending the night with grandma li. >> liam: perfect. [chuckles] i mean, not that i don't love being with our kids. >> steffy: our kids are amazing. but you're right, this is-- this is nice. [ thunder clapping] >> finn: oh. >> steffy: oh. [ engine starts ]

. >> finn: there's just no way a bear could have done this. it was sliced right off and then these cuts were made to look like a tear. but they're too clean. they're-- they're too precise. >> steffy: only a demented woman like sheila carter will go to such unthinkable lengths. >> finn: well, she had to make sure the police would stop looking for her. and she did. that's why detective sanchez brought me all this. case closed. >> steffy: except based on what you found out, sheila is not dead at all. ♪♪ >> deacon: where the hell did you go, sheila? what are you up to now? ♪♪

or otherwise , her for finn or affectionately finn, and she first went through the very oms and the intelligencee comintern and she was trained as a radio operator. it seems that it got there not without the influence of her husband from her letter to the head of soviet intelligence. he is my only friend and comrade who raised me by the father of my only child. he took a picture with his family one citizen's passport. of the latin american republic and i also remembered so why, after all, the expeditions of the navy and the foreign intelligence service were in the arctic ocean, the sign introduced says that in the war on the gits about this later in our film? and when i was born, dad said, it means, look, i will meet, you are a russian feature that is obsessed with jokes with jokes, but where did the austrians come from with dachas near moscow? what kind of austrians were they en masse in the ussr and between the world wars, again, first things first. in the thirty-eighth year, hitler turned the anschluss, annexed austria to to their reich, when this happened, in fact, without a single shot, bec

>> rich: matt finn live at the border. thank you.et's bring in texas republican congressman tony gonzales. congressman, thanks for joining us this evening. i want to get your response to what the white house had to say this evening in its statement talking about advancing preparations to manage the border as a result to what the supreme court has decided tonight. the white house is supposed to have this done and baked and ready to go last week. try to manage this? >> i expect more of the same from the white house. unless they change some of their policy decision making, you are going to just see title 42 continue to get punted. i will tell you representing 42% of the southern border the communities along the border we got a win tonight. we are great 68 for it even if it's just a band-aid. we will take a band-aid at this point. house republicans are in the minority. this is what a win in the minority looks like. kevin mccarthy has led house republicans pushing the effort to keep title 42 in place knowing it's not perfect but it is at

killer robots, robots that can use deadly force, the call the machines a dystopian nightmare, matt finnth more on that. >> good evening, trace, the city council voted overwhelmingly to allow the police department to use these new robots that will not have guns, but explosive charges that can be used to disorient or potentially kill a dangerous suspect. some civil liberty groups and critics are slamming the robots and police can use them to execute a person "without a trial judge or jury." san francisco supervisor rafael manno men writes that the san francisco police are authorized to use the 17 robots to carry out deadly force only in extremely limited situations when lives are at risk. and there is no other option available, but one duke university professor says that the robots might put officers lives in danger. >> we can barely manage keeping our police safe as it is, what are we going to do? take their training and decision-making out of it and have some robots? it's crazy. >> san francisco's democratic mayor issued a statement supporting the robots writing in part "if the police a

>> bret: matt finn along the border. matt, thanks.eporting on the immigration crisis later in the show. madison alworth how ininfluential of migrants is impacting one community hundreds of miles from the southern border. now to travel. the travel chaos at airports across the united states it is barley letting up especially for southwest airlines and its inconvenienced customers. senior correspondent mike tobin has the latest from midway international airport in chicago. good evening, mike. >> good evening, bret. it's ugly out here the pilot bags did get smaller low tech solution. people are walking through the bags trying to identify their own stuff and getting home. still have thousands of people who are stranded. you have staff who would get them home unable to penetrate the communications meltdown and let the airlines know that they're available to fly people home. so nationwide, you have 2885 flights that were canceled today. of those 2500, 86% are southwest airlines. with the other major airlines rebounding, clearly this is no lo

thirty-seven matt finn joins us knows that breaking news on the background.ss. >> we are going to have to leave map there for a moment will refix some audio issues he is having there. alicia, are you here? >> hi we are back. i am here. [laughter] while we are waiting for new york to figure out the audio issues, alicia, we are learning brand-new details by the hour it seems about the suspect. other outlets this morning are reporting he had an ocd complex. and it affected pretty much every aspect of his life. in particular his diet interestingly enough. alicia: that was really interesting. i think of what of the reports it was described as extreme veganism. he was so extremist parents or family members i one point who he was visiting according to reporting had to throw out or buy new pots and pans because he did not want to eat food that was cooked inside pans and pots that it also cooked meat. there is still so much to learn with this regard. julian, i found it so chilling he continued according to reporting in dan springer's reporting he was continuing to go

we have live fox team coverage, matt finn with what we are learning about the suspect will be begin with senior correspondent laura ingall in monroe county, pennsylvania where the suspect is being held without bail. >> reporter: we are right in front of the monroe county correctional facility where bryan christopher kohberger is being held in a suicide prevention vest, not on suicide watch but wearing a vest. in the last hour, we have heard multiple reports that he plans to waive his extradition hearing. that is new information we are working to independently confirm. that would mean he would get off to idaho, his public defender in printed reports, that he plans to prove his innocence, he says he didn't do it, he will deny the charges. we are working to independently confirm that. law enforcement sources here tell us the news of his arrest in pennsylvania settled in after we 7 weeks of searching for a suspect and the grisly murders in idaho. there are many unanswered questions but if you have some new answers we can share with you, police chief in moscow telling us the white elantra was

matt finn in eagle pass, texas, this morning. matt, thank you very much.e vice president of border patrol art acuedo. good morning art. what can we expect when title 42 ends. what are you expecting? >> it's been the same old song and dance since this administration took over. you're seeing the chaos at the border with title 42 in place. as soon as you remove t you'll have that much more because the individuals that have been crossing under -- have been getting returned under title 42 will get released in the united states. that's where the problem is. who's going to be taking over? the cartels as they have been since this administration has been in office. they're the ones that can direct the traffic and connell to bring in drugs while -- continue to bring in drugs while agents are preoccupied doing processing. the majority are getting released, a huge majority are getting released. instead of releasing them, they need det detained and immigratin judges and asylum officers at the boarder and look at cases and send back the individuals that do not yawl fio

and this is no longer a joke, but i am absolutely sure the finns adopted the boy illegally, this situation is absolutely unimportant. we are talking about the fate of your client , it is necessary to steer the situation before it is too late. do you have them now? yes, but i beg you. we paint whom do you take me for? everything you said will certainly remain between us, but tomorrow morning it should be in my office with the child. we will arrange. on the director, if by this time i think a scandal will be able to notice. thank you alexander vasilievich not at all . sorry to wake you up. it 's me where have you been? who are comrade colonel lieutenant we arrived to replace you on the orders of general ermolaev from which department i know grishin well that we arrived, otherwise i, frankly, podoroskis. alexei what are you doing here? how did general ermolaev call me and tell me to change you. come on, come on, come on, come on, motherfucker, come on. well shit, let's talk. pasha let's get this shit over with. yes , of course opa is good, come on the second. one sock here's the second one no

mike: matt finn live on the ground. let's hope the families get answers soon.ike: holiday season one organization is hoping to raise millions of dollars for people in need. the president and ceo of philanthropy table joins us next. stay tune. ♪ ♪ ♪ mike: philanthropy round table is bringing america together by helping connect organizations to those in need this holiday season. joining us today is philanthropy round table president and ceo, alise. >> thank you for having me. >> what is the state of philanthropy round table? >> we are seeing that he had that the trend is continuing this year. we are seeing even during the pandemic and economic uncertainty over the past several years, charitable given has grown and we had exceptional giving tuesday, the final numbers are in for the year but it's hopeful that it's another record-breaking year. mike: we have been talking about inflation in recent months, is inflation having an impact on giving? >> well, i think there are many americans who are struggling but even despite everything that's been going on and the chall

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matt finn, will get that in as well. the biden the administration secure the release of american basketball player brittney griner from russia. the trade for greiner and the fact that a former u.s. marine is still in russian custody is drawing a lot of heat. kevin corke is live in the nation's capital with more on that. >> celebration and yet sharing criticism in washington following the u.s.-russia prisoner swap to bring home a professional basketball standout in exchange for one of the world's most for most dangerous arms dealers, while also leaving behind a former u.s. marine paul whalen who's been in custody in russian now for years. brittney griner had actually been detained, tried, convicted in prison on watch the russians russians claimed our drug possession charges. thanks to the deal back to russia, he's been accused of supplying arms to the taliban, drug cartels the world over. white house officials insist swapping a basketball player for a dangerous arms dealer was the only deal they could manage. >> this was

we go to matt finn live at the epicenter of the southern border crisis at eagle pass, texas. matt. >> in the past two days since title 42 was extended we have seen a consistent amount of smaller groups of migrants arriving here in eagle pass. behind me right now is a group that just arrived and waiting to be processed. men, women, children as we see so often. and on top of that cargo container you may be able to make out some razor wire. we watched as national guard installed the razor wire yesterday. the governor's office tells us that texas is boll sterng its physical deterrents along the border along with the fresh razor wire and several humvees. to the northwest in el paso two miles of fencing was installed along the border as well. texas dps sergeant in el paso says he thinks the physical deterrent is helping and happy title 42 was extended. looking at the southern border cbp telling us from october 1st to december 29th the first 90 days of fiscal year 2023 a new record average of nearly 7,000 migrant encounters per day. that's 617,000 encounters at the southern border,

matt finn, appreciate it from texas. bring in congressman jeff van drew with all the reaction to this. the storms, congressman, you're on the house homeland security committee. title 42 the consequences ending that. in your mind what is the major consequence of ending title 42? >> well the major consequence is going to be obviously we're going to have even more illegal immigrants. they're waiting there. they have got large setups, remark tents, the second that title 42 done they will be moving across. we don't have enough security obviously by any meanse able to handle all these people. frankly the administration ties the border patrol hands most of them it is catch-and-release, catch-and-release. they should be sent back. she should be kept there. they shouldn't come over. we need to have strong boarders. i don't know how many ways, how times we have to say it. i will say as clear as possible this president, this administration, this majority wants it to be this way. there is no reason it would be this way. we could eas

e were published in broadcast questions, because all of a sudden the magic of the finns want nato that be understood that this is both conspiracy and sand and now what we have seen the last month. these are the failures of this collusion, because finland still cannot get in, otherwise turkey has already declared several times a sharp position against this such a version that in finland actually. and e in nato without nato, if such a version, but e finland can not become members of the nato military bloc and i am like that. by the way, this is not a crisis in finland, of course. it doesn't really mean anything to us, because i live in finland myself, i see it here every day, uh. our situation is very calm. it is possible that the americans are now planning some new provocations, specifically on the territory of sweden, finland, against russia, and precisely in order to somehow change this situation, because right now the situation is calm. but in germany the situation is calm and you can’t name it after the recent coup attempt, they are tightening the laws on carrying weapons. license.

they are getting tips every single day, bill. >> bill: matt finn on the ground in moscow, idaho.matt. loud explosions rocking ukraine's capital earlier today. ukrainian forces reporting they shot down a swarm of russian attack drones made in iran. all this coming as the u.s. considers sending its advanced patriot air defense system to help protect ukraine. nate foye live in kiev for us. >> good morning. president zelensky said early this morning 13 iranian-made drones were shot down by the air defense system but even an intercepted drone can cause significant damage. the scene as we arrived a few hours later. thankfully nobody was hurt. you see a government office in kiev severely damaged. apartment complexes, also sustained minor damage. again thankfully nobody was hurt. we saw residents alongside investigators with debris scattered all on the ground. we saw residents starting the process of fixing their windows that had been blown out. again, the temperatures right now, bill, are freezing here in ukraine. president zelensky told the country about the attack this morning. listen

alicia: matt finn, thank you so much.lian: for more on this let's bring in the ceo of sentinel security. and if we look ahead. law enforcement said yesterday and reiterated, the chief of police talking to one of our producers, this is far from over, now that they have a suspect, a whole new chapter in this investigation is just beginning. >> yeah, it's a true statement and i agree with the county prosecutor when he said during the press conference that this investigation is by no means over. we've entered now a new phase of the investigation now that a suspect has been identified and that will bring forth a plethora of tips and those that knew him and may have witnessed his activities, leading up to and possibly during the event that took place. but what i can tell you from a process is we still have a ways to go here. the suspect needs to be extradited from pennsylvania to idaho and until he is extradited back to idaho, the details of the probable cause affidavit are not allowed to be released. once he arrives back in id

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first to matt finn live from the border in eagle pass, texas. good afternoon. >> hi, trace. we've seen a consistent flow of migrants in to the united states. we have to report, texas is bolstering its border here. these cargo containers behind me were installed before christmas. now over the past couple days, the national guard has been putting razor wire on top of the cargo containers. governor abbott's office says they're taking unprecedented action to enhance the border. it's happening in eagle pass, to the northwest in el paso where the national guard installed two miles of fencing. we have new video of another large smuggling bust. texas dps says 18 illegal migrants and a child were being smuggled in a tractor trailer. that driver was arrested for human smuggling. every day people from all over the coupry are coming here to smuggle humans for quick cash. new footage from before christmas believed to show one of mexico's most powerful cartel handing out christmas gifts. the mexican president said they should not let themselves be manipulated and not to accept their gifts

matt finn reports now from moscow, idaho.t. >> it's been five weeks since the four university of idaho students were murdered in this house behind me. security remains around the clock. that new video obtained by fox news digital came from a property not far from where i'm standing. kaylee gonclaves father said the childing new video shows the girls walking from the corner bar to the grub truck hours before their murder. the father says the public is seeing this video for the first time but the police have had the video for a while. it's not confirmed. on the video, it sound as if one of the girls asks another about a man named adam. the video shows a woman walking with a man in a hoodie who police say is also not a suspect. the man appears to resemble the same person in the food truck surveillance video from the night of the murders. kaylee and maddie appear to be wearing the same clothes as well. this might raise suspicion, by kaylee's father says that adam was their bartender and at this hour he's not a suspect. >> i belie

matt finn is live at the border and peter doocy at the white house. we'll bring in rodney scott who says this is a national security crisis. let's begin with peter live on the north lawn. hi, peter. >> jillian, if the supreme court does not intervene, title 42 could end today. the lack of information lately from officials here at the biden white house about what they want to happen after title 42 goe crs curious about what exactly the biden white house wants to happen next. >> we've got the biden administration and most democrats who don't see this as anything but a win. they're seeing this an success at the border. every person that you talk to in the biden administration says this is not a problem. you talk to the president, he said there's other problems that we have. >> officials here are saying less about migrants arriving at the southern border than about migrants being bussed to d.c. the white house says governor abbott abandoned children on the side of the road and below freezing temperatures on christmas eve without coordinating with any loca

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>> bret: matt finn live along the border. matt, thank you.president biden's caribbean vacation continues tonight, his administration is touting its 2022 achievements and promising a big year ahead. some poll numbers show americans are feeling far less optimistic about 2023. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich traveling with the president in saint croix. >> only 23% of americans think 2022 was a good year for the country, according to a fox news poll. but that's not how the white house sees it. >> he got over 250 bills passed that lower prescriptioned drug costs that lowered healthcare people ares and brought down your energy costs. reformed gun laws for the first time in 30 years. a record number of manufacturing jobs. the most diverse federal judges in history. >> officials have high hopes for 2023. the press secretary tweeting after building the most significant legislative record since lbj, 2023 will be a big year delivering for the american people. the white house is quietly signaling 2023 may not be a big legislative year for presi

fox news matt finn live in eagle pass.> reporter: the latest concerns continue in the border town. we saw five different migrant groups entering the united states totaling hundreds of migrants or asylum-seekers in one single day. the surge didn't slow down over the christmas holiday weekend. cpb said between december 2rd, and december 25th, 16,000 encounters. 200 were expelled under title 42. but 3,000 was released into the united states. here is the vice president of the national border patrol council responding. >> cartels, drug smuggling, human smuggling organizations they don't care what side of the aisle you vote on, they don't care on what side of the aisle you stand on. this is problem that needs to be taken care of because it affects everybody. >> reporter: in anticipation of the supreme court potentially ending title 42 today military officials moved hundreds of personnel to the border in el paso. vehicles were put in place a wire friends went up. 400 soldiers from various agencies preparing for the sector toy to

matt finn covering this from eagle pass, texas. matt?ar today we've seen a few smaller groups cross in to the united states. a few hours ago, we saw a group of men, women and young children dash across the frigid rio grande river. i asked some people where they're coming from. they cheered and told us cuba. we watched as the group was escorted in to the country by the national guard and placed on a bus. something that we see about every day here. also here in eagle pass, the national guard brought in fresh razor wire and installed it on top of cargo containers that were installed before christmas. we asked governor abbott's office about what appears to be posturing or security along the river. the governor's office writing in part, texas continues taking unprecedented action to enhance border security, including building a border wall and installing container blockades to stem the flow of illegal crossings and more. in el paso, fox news just wrapped up a ride-along with a sergeant from west texas dps. that sergeant says he's happy title

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we've got matt finn live in eagle pass, texas for us. good morning, matt. >> good morning, julie. the migrant surge continues at the border. our camera crews, drones captured a group of a couple hundred migrants arriving in the united states around sunrise. we see that over and over again here along the border. the flow of migrants into the united states did not slow down over the christmas holiday weekend. in fact, cbp sources telling fox news from december 23rd to december 25, 16,476 migrant encounters at the border. 2,150 of those migrants were expelled under title 42. 14,326 were released into the united states. this morning military officials have moved hundreds of personnel to the border at el paso in anticipation of title 42 potentially ending. hundreds of soldiers from various agencies putting up wire fencing, heavy vehicles in place preparing for the el paso sector to explode with migrants. also in el paso, texas, in the middle of the desert a massive dent, larger than a football field that serves as an overflow processing tent should title 42 end, which depends whether t

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back to you. >> thank you, matt finn.eneral ken paxton. thanks for joining us. totally unreasonable to expect the people of texas to pay for national security but since the white house abdicated, you're filling a vacuum kind of out of desperation. unreasonable to ask texas but can you actually secure the border in texas and are there things that the federal government is doing to prevent you from acting on your own? >> yeah. i think we're absolutely going to have to. i applaud governor abbott doing what he is doing right now, which is putting fences up, putting those big cargo hold things. i'm all for it. anything that we have to do. clear that the biden administration is not helping but they're inviting this problem that you discussed, you reporter discussed where you have got the cartels making literally billions of dollars a year off of human trafficking. that is what this is. it is illegal, it is wrong, it is having a tremendously negative impact not just on texas but as many of my friends in the ag world like to say,

>> finn: but it never felt right. it's too easy.ila commits these heinous crimes, escapes and goes off into the woods and gets mauled by a bear? case closed? no, steffy. i think she faked her own death and this toe could prove it. ♪♪ >> sheila: so, let's just face it, little piggy, as much as i miss you, i'd sacrifice anything to be close to my son. anything.

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